Inflation and Job Losses in Nigeria

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by Yecenu Sasetu

Have you been out of a job before? I have. 

What Does It Mean To Be Nigerian?

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By Ruth Ajawu

My parents in their benevolence kept me in a bubble: a bubble of perpetual provision and financial security. I had zero worries and big dreams. There was this picture in mind of what my life would look like: graduate from the university by 19, get a well-paying job that would cater to my expensive tastes immediately after, and make a meaningful impact in my community by funding sustainability projects. 

The Foreign Certificate Syndrome

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Have you noticed that many companies in Nigeria today ask that prospective employees have at least a Masters Degree from a foreign institution?

My Horror Interview Story

Employees working on a problem.
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So…I got an invitation to attend an interview in Lagos and it got me really excited. The company had a great online presence and I imagined the value I could add to the company.

Should I Quit My Job?

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Let me start by making this broad statement: I believe that many people are sick and tired of their jobs!

Yeah! I said it!

Skill Versus Innovation

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The Nigerian system requires that a person be 'skillful' in whatever field they choose so that they can excel in the job market. Everyone seems to be talking about garnering skills that will make the average Nigerian stand out. Job seekers are told to write skills they have to give themselves an edge over thousands of competitors. Everywhere you go, someone seems to be pushing the 'skill' agenda into the minds of Nigerians.